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Page 1: Noise Processing for Simple Laplacian Pyramid Synthesis  Based on Dual Frame Reconstruction

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Noise Processing for Simple Laplacian Pyramid Synthesis Based on Dual Frame Reconstruction

Aditya Mavlankar, David Chen, Sameh Zakhary, Markus Flierl and Bernd GirodInformation Systems Laboratory, Stanford University, Stanford, CA 94305, USA

{maditya, dmchen, zakhary, mflierl, bgirod} @ stanford.edu

Laplacian Pyramid: Background

• Proposed by Burt and Adelson in 1983• Laplacian pyramid (LP) is overcomplete• Key differences of LP from critically sampled

filterbanks– Freedom in the design of filters– Multiple reconstruction methods– Reduced aliasing in highpass subbands

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Dual Frame Reconstruction

• Proposed by Do and Vetterli in 2003•

Analysis operator has multiple left-inverses• Optimal synthesis operator

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• Proposed structure implements if and only if– , i.e., biorthogonality– , i.e., is an orthogonal

projector• Practically, the proposed structure offers gains

even if above conditions are not strictly met, e.g., about 1 dB gain for the 9/7 filters.

Encoder-Side Noise Processing

• Keep simple conventional reconstruction• Achieve gains offered by dual frame

reconstruction• Since we process at the encoder itself.

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Extension to Multiple Levels

(a) Conventional encoder

(b) Noise processing method A

(c) Noise processing method B

Experimental Results

Lena (512x512)

Einstein (512x512)Conclusions

• Reconstruction procedure proposed by Do and Vetterli achieves roughly 1 dB gain for 9/7 filters

• Similar gain is achievable by our proposed encoder-side noise processing while retaining simple synthesis

• The same simple decoder can be employed for both open-loop and closed-loop encoding; simple decoder is optimal for closed-loop encoding anyway

• Overall complexity of encoder and decoder combined is the same as for dual frame reconstruction; roughly half of the complexity is shifted from the decoder to the encoder

One decomposition level (left) and four decomposition levels (right)

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